Masters Berlin will be the latest tournament in the VALORANT Champions Tour. Berlin marks only the second international competition in the VCT thus far, following Masters Reykjavik. Masters Berlin is significantly high stakes however, as more teams will face out for much more VCT Points. If any of these teams hope to punch their tickets to VCT Champions, they need to perform here.
The tournament will feature 15 total teams from across the world. Unfortunately, the qualifying Filipino team, BREN, was unable to secure visas and will not be able to compete. Four teams from EMEA, three from NA, two from South Korea, two Japanese teams, three from LATAM, and one SEA team will all compete. Only three teams from Masters Reykjavik are returning, as Sentinels, KRU, and Crazy Raccoons are making their second international appearance.
The event will start with a group stage, starting on the tenth. Each group will consistent of four teams, except for group D which only contains three due to BREN’s absence. Only the top two teams from each group will advance on to the playoff stage. This portion of Masters Berlin will be a double elimination style bracket and ultimately decide the Masters Berlin Champion.
As stated before, more VCT points are on the table than ever. The winners will be slotted straight into Champions. Second place will be awarded 375 points while third gets 325. The remaining playoff competitors receive 275. The games will start streaming tomorrow on the official VALORANT and Riot Games Twitch page, but will also be co-streamed by a plethora of gaming personalities.
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